One character in this work asserts that the goal of his life has been "finding out things for myself—and getting experiences—and making things GO" while conversing with a character who, when asked when he's staying, quotes Browning's "Love Among the Ruins". That first character later sleeps with a woman called only "Pussum", while later in this novel, Doctor Brindel andl that character's sister Diana drown. while canoeing. Other characters in this novel include a "Kultur
One character in this work asserts that the goal of his life has been "finding out things for myself—and getting experiences—and making things GO" while conversing with a character who, when asked when he's staying, quotes Browning's "Love Among the Ruins". That first character later sleeps with a woman called only "Pussum", while later in this novel, Doctor Brindel andl that character's sister Diana drown. while canoeing. Other characters in this novel include a "Kulturtrager" named Hermione Roddice and the sculptor (*) Loerke, who is attacked with a bottle while crossing a snowfield in the Alps after one of the protagonists dies in a tobogganing crash. This novel features a lengthy scene in which its two male protagonists wrestle naked in front of a fire. For 10 points, identify this sequel to The Rainbow in which Gerald Crich and Rupert Birkin develop relationships with Gudrun and Ursula Brangwen, written by D.H. Lawrence.
One character in this work asserts that the goal of his life has been "finding out things for myself—and getting experiences—and making things GO" while conversing with a character who, when asked when he's staying, quotes Browning's "Love Among the Ruins".
{Women} in Love